Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
FRoM MoxDAY's DAILY.

FRoM MoxDAY's DAILY.
 Train came in on time to-day.
 Five passengers arrived on today
 train.
 L. A. Willard, of Cottonwood. is il
 town.
 Dr. Pentland has returned from hi trip to the railroad.
 Supervisor Wingield came in iron
 the Verde last evening.
 The Chinese Of Flagstaff have unti
 September let to leave the town. Dr. Coxe has added another Gill
 monster to his collection of reptiles. | J. D. Cook filed his official bond a,
 overseer of road district No. 24, to-day l Eugene Murray, formerly of Flag
 staff, has opened A restaurant st Vii
 iams.
 Walter G. Bates, superintendent oi
 the Walnut Grove Water company, is
 in town.
 c. E. Howard has given a mortgage
 on six mules to the Arizona Central
 bank of Flagstaff.
 L. B. St James has been appointed deputy county easurer, for the collec- tion of delinquent taxes. The Flagstaff posse that went to Tonto basin consisted of J. w. Francis, E. T. Odell and John Weatherford. i The quarterly examination for teach ers' certificates will take place next Monday, in the office of the probate judge.
 From the present outlook the indi- cations are that stockmen will be en- abled soon to realize good prices for their fat cattle.
 Schools will open next Monday, in districts where teachers have been em- ployed. There are a numl CT of vacan- cies yet to be filled.
 Chas. Reyes came up from Walnut Grove on Saturday evening. He says the last rise of water in the dam amounted to about three feet. Robert Thompson came in from Pine Flat yesterday, where he has been en- gagged in preparing for shipment the quartz mill recently purchased by N. Ellis.
 The shelter of the United Verde Copper company, at Jerome, closed down temporarily, yesterday. on sc- count of a scarcity of coke. Mining operations are being continued.
 Murphy Bros. ale doing their level best, as they always have done, to pro-. mote successful mining operations in this section, secure the construction of a hotel and otherwise further the pro gress of the neighborhood.
 c. c. Archer, of Flagstaff, very bluntly notifies the public that Bill Kloustermeyer has no authority or right to sell or otherwise dispose of my place near Bellemont, A. T., and any sale or lease of same he may make will be con- tested by me"
 GorhAm A. Bray, with $20 900 stock of goods, big advertisement in the local paper and, as he announces, a A sign, has opened business in Flagstaff. If square dealing. accom- modating and obliging ways will win, Mir. Bray will get there. Fl
 A stranger who arrived at Jerome, on foot, yesterday, from the railroad, was taken with a hemorrhage of the lungs shortly after reaching there, and came nearly dying. Dr. Halsey, who hap pened to he in camp, administered to him, and when he left he was resting comfortably.
 The board of supervisors held short session to-day, Messrs. Brecht and wingfeld being present, at which road district 2l was extended from Prescott to Bowers ranch on the Agus Fria. The board adjourned until the first Monday in October.
 A boy, about eighteen years of age, was sta bed, at Jerome, Saturday, by companion, with whom he had just arrived in camp. The knife entered in front near the shoulder blade, and though the wound is serious, it is i thought will not prove fatal. The wielder of the instrument left camp inn mediately.
 The party which went to Jerome, on Saturday, as the guests of Governor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle, returned last evening, well pleased with their trip. They were all delighted with the magnificent scenery, the trip through the mines, and the working of the furnace, while they were profuse in their praise of Governor Tritle and his charming wife, who as host and hostess spared no pain~ to make the trip one of pleasure and comfort.
 During a recent visit to Camp Verde. of a number of Apaches, with view of examining the proposed reservation, the officer in charge allowed them to proceed some distance ahead of him when they took advantage of the situ- stion and raided Supervisor Wingfelds melon patch, taking about wagon load. On reporting it to the officer, Mir. Wingfeld was consoled by the re- mark from him, that he wished he had taken a club and beaten them with it. |
 Governor Trisie's Wagon Train.
 A train of wagons left Brecht &